The regulations maintain the line of decisions adopted in January and July 2024, when similar suspensions were established for these sectors due to economic difficulties.
According to the resolution, the measure seeks to guarantee the stability of key institutions in the social and health fabric of the country, considering that the circumstances that motivated the original suspensions persist.
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In a measure aimed at providing fiscal relief to key sectors, the Ministry of Economy made official the extension of the suspension of tax execution trials and precautionary measures for non-profit entities and taxpayers in the health sector until July 31, 2025. Resolution 1445/2024, published this December 27 in the Official Gazette, entrusts the Customs Collection and Control Agency (ARCA)which replaces the dissolved AFIP, implement this extension.
The regulations maintain the line of decisions adopted in January and July 2024when similar suspensions were established for these sectors due to economic difficulties. According to the resolution, the measure seeks to guarantee the stability of key institutions in the social and health fabric of the country, considering that the circumstances that motivated the original suspensions persist.
Measurement details
The scope of the suspension includes:
- Non-profit entities registered with ARCA, under parameters that the agency will define.
- Health sector taxpayersbased on criteria established by ARCA in consultation with the Ministry of Health.
This decision, which is framed in the powers granted by Decree 618/1997 and its complements, highlights the intention to avoid judicial measures that could put at risk the operation of fundamental actors for social well-being.
The ARCA, created in October 2024 after the dissolution of the AFIP, assumed the functions of customs collection and control, and will be in charge of executing the provisions stipulated in the new resolution. The implementation is expected to provide financial respite to sectors that continue to face significant challenges in the context of economic recovery.
Source: Ambito
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